Cliftonville supporters will be located in the North and West Stands and Dungannon Swifts supporters will be located in the South and East Stands.
Adults are priced at £15, seniors and juniors are £10 and clubs will each have access to Academy tickets at £2 each. All juniors should be accompanied by and adult or senior. For accessible tickets, supporters should contact dao@irishfa.com
Clearer Water Irish Cup 2024-25
Final
Cliftonville
Dungannon Swifts
Irish Cup 2024/25 Final
Saturday 03 May 2025, 14:30 PM at National Football Stadium at Windsor Park
Semi-final
Ards
Cliftonville
Irish Cup 2024/25 Semi Final
Friday 28 March 2025, 19:45 PM at National Football Stadium at Windsor Park
Bangor
Dungannon Swifts
Irish Cup 2024/25 Semi Final
Saturday 29 March 2025, 17:30 PM at Seaview
Quarter-finals
Bangor
Glentoran
Irish Cup 2024/25 Quarter Final
Friday 28 February 2025, 19:45 PM
Ards
Loughgall
Irish Cup 2024/25 Quarter Final
Saturday 01 March 2025, 15:00 PM
Carrick Rangers
Dungannon Swifts
Irish Cup 2024/25 Quarter Final
Saturday 01 March 2025, 15:00 PM
Crusaders
Cliftonville
Irish Cup 2024/25 Quarter Final
Saturday 01 March 2025, 15:00 PM
Sixth Round
Fifth Round
Matches postponed 4th January 2025:-
Belfast Celtic v Moyola Park
Dollingstown v Ballyclare Comrades
Glenavon v Dundela
Institute v Loughgall
Fourth Round
Matches postponed 23th November
Wellington Rec. v Dergview
Third Round
Second Round
Note: Donegal Celtic v Bloomfield - Donegal Celtic withdrew, Bloomfield progress to R3
Rosario YC v Castlewellan Town - Castlewellan Town withdrew, Rosario YC progress to R3
Maiden City v Malachians - Malachians withdrew, Maiden City progress
First Round
Dollingstown v Laurelvale - Laurelvale withdrew, Dollingstown progress
Grove United v Rosemount Rec. - Grove United withdrew, Rosemount Rec. progress
Portstewart v Tullycarnet - Tullycarnet withdrew, Portstewart progress
Byes: 18th Newtownabbey OB, 1st Bangor, Ards Rangers, Ballynahinch Olympic, Banbridge Town, Belfast Celtic, Bloomfield, Bourneview Mill, Derriaghy CC, Desertmartin, Donegal Celtic, Dromara Village, Immaculata, Malachians, Moneyslane, Mossley, Oxford Sunnyside, Seagoe, Shankill United, Shorts, St. Oliver Plunkett
THE HISTORY OF THE IRISH CUP
First contested in 1881, the Clearer Water Irish Cup is the fourth oldest national cup competition in the world.
Current holders Cliftonville defeated Linfield 3-1 in May 2024 after extra-time thanks to goals from Sam Ashford and a brace from Ronan Hale.
Linfield are the most successful team in the history of the competition, having won it 44 times and finishing runners-up on a further 22 occasions.
Previous winners:
2024/25 - TBD
2023/24 - Cliftonville
2022/23 - Crusaders
2021/22 - Crusaders
2020/21 - Linfield
2019/20 - Glentoran
2018/19 - Crusaders
2017/18 - Coleraine
2016/17 - Linfield
2015/16 - Glenavon
2014/15 - Glentoran
2013/14 - Glenavon
